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"How to run local command-line commands" matching MCP tools:

  • Run any Anythink CLI command for operations like entity management, data queries, or menu setup. Pass the command exactly as after 'anythink'.
    MIT
  • Run the stored per-language build, lint, test, e2e, or verify command, optionally passing a single target argument, without ever executing arbitrary shell input.
    MIT
  • Compare saved command outputs across runs to see what changed. Diff against a previous run or an older specified command, with secrets masked and no re-execution.
    MIT
  • Explains how to generate and use a fully-typed client for an @imqueue service, showing the exact command and a usage snippet without running anything.
    GPL 3.0
  • Execute a named build, test, or lint command from the project's configured allow-list, with a single optional target argument. Commands run sandboxed with fixed arguments and bounded output.
    MIT

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    Provides tools for executing shell commands both synchronously and asynchronously with real-time output streaming and process management capabilities. It enables users to start background tasks, monitor progress, and manage long-running processes via Stdio or HTTP transports.
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    A secure Model Context Protocol server that allows AI models to safely interact with Windows command-line functionality, enabling controlled execution of system commands, project creation, and system information retrieval.
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  • Let ChatGPT, Claude & Cursor use your Mac: email, calendar, iMessage, Teams, files. Local, free.

  • Retrieve all command templates from Itential Platform (global and project spaces) to enable runtime device command management and response rule evaluation.
    GPL 3.0
  • Execute shell commands in an isolated Debian Linux sandbox to run code safely without affecting the host system. Use stdin for data input and set timeouts for long operations.
    MIT
  • Run verification commands (tests, build, typecheck) in a project. Read-only commands execute directly; risky commands are routed to Codex auto-review for risk-gated execution.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands with enforcement of permission rules: read operations allowed, destructive commands blocked unless permitted.
    MIT
  • Execute read-only PHP Pinoox CLI commands like routes or migrate:st with extra arguments, blocking destructive operations.
    MIT
  • Runs release preparation commands only after they pass PatchWarden's command guard, then reports pass/fail status without stdout/stderr. It never publishes, pushes, tags, or creates a GitHub release.
    MIT
  • Execute raw iNAV CLI commands for one-off configuration, diagnostics, and troubleshooting. Write commands persist only with confirmation; motor tests are gated for safety.
    MIT
  • Run multiple iNAV CLI commands in one batch session, reducing multiple reboots to a single one. Ideal for ad-hoc multi-command reads or writes.
    MIT
  • Run Vim ex commands in Neovim to modify buffers, files, and editor state. Execute a single command or a list, returning captured output or errors.
    MIT
  • Run development commands in your workspace—builds, tests, git, and language toolchains. Executes allowlisted executables without a shell; destructive commands require confirmation.
    MIT